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Arrelaine Dameron, Boulder, CO US
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| 20110018563 | TEST DEVICE FOR MEASURING PERMEABILITY OF A BARRIER MATERIAL - A test device for measuring permeability of a barrier material. An exemplary device comprises a test card having a thin-film conductor-pattern formed thereon and an edge seal which seals the test card to the barrier material. Another exemplary embodiment is an electrical calcium test device comprising: a test card an impermeable spacer, an edge seal which seals the test card to the spacer and an edge seal which seals the spacer to the barrier material. | 01-27-2011 |
| 20120032141 | Compositions Comprising QD Sol-Gel Composites and Methods for Producing and Using the Same - The present invention provides OLEDs comprising cross-linked quantum dots and methods for producing and using the same. | 02-09-2012 |
Arrelaine A. Dameron, Boulder, CO US
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| 20100297474 | Atomic Layer Deposition Process - The invention provides methods for selectively coating a substrate surface comprising a first and a second material with a thin film of a protective material using an atomic layer deposition process. | 11-25-2010 |
| 20100308754 | Hole Transport Polymer for Use in Electronic Devices - Organic light emitting diode (OLED) devices are one of the most promising alternatives to liquid crystal displays (LCDs) for flat panel display (FPD) applications. The OLED technique is based on organic semiconductors used either as hole- or electron transporting materials or as an emitter. Working on common problems of performance and life time in OLED preparation, improved charge transport molecules and polymers such as triarylamine- and poly(para-phenylene)-have been developed. Some useful materials include: (1) cyclic triarylamine-derivatives possessing enhanced glass transition temperatures; (2) triarylamine based low molecular mass hole-transport molecules and hole-transport polymers with pendant oxetane groups for processing out of solution and subsequent cross-linking; and (3) fluorenyl-segmented poly(para-phenylene)s with defined electrochemical properties. Provided is a polymer precursor that is useful as a hole transport polymer in OLED and other organic electronic devices. | 12-09-2010 |
| 20110281388 | Cross-Linked Quantum Dots and Methods for Producing and Using the Same - The present invention relates to modified quantum dots (QDs) and methods for using and producing the same. Some aspects of the invention provide cross-linked quantum dots and methods for producing and using the same. | 11-17-2011 |
Arrelaine Allen Dameron, Boulder, CO US
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| 20100178481 | PROTECTIVE COATINGS FOR ORGANIC ELECTRONIC DEVICES MADE USING ATOMIC LAYER DEPOSITION AND MOLECULAR LAYER DEPOSITION TECHNIQUES - Coatings are applied on a flexible substrate using atomic layer deposition and molecular layer deposition methods. The coatings have thickness of up to 100 nanometers. The coatings include layers of an inorganic material such as alumina, which are separated by flexibilizing layers that are deposited with covalent chemical linkage to the inorganic material and which are one or more of silica deposited by an atomic layer deposition process; an organic polymer that is deposited by a molecular layer deposition process, or a hybrid organic-inorganic polymer that is deposited by an molecular layer deposition process. | 07-15-2010 |
Charles Dameron, Pittsburgh, PA US
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| 20090093614 | SELF-ASSEMBLED PROTEINS AND RELATED METHODS - The present invention provides user-directed construction of novel specific homo- and hetero-dimeric, and multimeric assemblages of proteins. The present invention is comprised of a family of peptide sequences that forms links between proteins, where the peptide sequences produce a hook or loop which supports specific self-assembly of dimers of the proteins to which they are attached. The hook or loop may have a short aliphatic repeat and a metal binding loop. Also provided is a method of constructing a hook motif of metal binding loop sequences attached to at least one aliphatic carbon sequence to produce homo-dimeric, hetero-dimeric and multimeric assemblages of proteins. | 04-09-2009 |
| 20090111968 | Self-assembled proteins and related methods and protein structures - The present invention provides user-directed construction of novel specific homo- and hetero-dimeric, and multimeric assemblages of proteins. The present invention is comprised of gene sequences that transcribe peptide sequences that form links between proteins, where the peptide sequences produce a hook or loop which supports specific self-assembly of homo-dimers, hetero-dimers and multimers of the proteins to which they are attached. The hook or loop may have a short aliphatic repeat sequence and a metal binding loop. The present invention also provides a method of constructing a hook motif of metal binding loop sequences that may be attached to at least one aliphatic repeat sequence to produce the assemblages of proteins. Also provided are protein structures produced by the methods of the present invention. | 04-30-2009 |
| 20110269940 | Self-Assembled Proteins and Related Methods and Protein Structures - The present invention provides user-directed construction of novel specific homo- and hetero-dimeric, and multimeric assemblages of proteins. The present invention is comprised of gene sequences that transcribe peptide sequences that form links between proteins, where the peptide sequences produce a hook or loop which supports specific self-assembly of homo-dimers, hetero-dimers and multimers of the proteins to which they are attached. The hook or loop may have a short aliphatic repeat sequence and a metal binding loop. The present invention also provides a method of constructing a hook motif of metal binding loop sequences that may be attached to at least one aliphatic repeat sequence to produce the assemblages of proteins. Also provided are protein structures produced by the methods of the present invention. | 11-03-2011 |
Ethan Frank Dameron, Raleigh, NC US
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| 20120059727 | SYSTEM FOR CREATING DIGITAL MEDIA IN SOCIAL VENUES AND METHODS THEREOF - Embodiments of the present invention are generally related to a system for creating digital media in social venues and methods thereof. More specifically, embodiments of the present invention relate to a system for allowing patrons of a social venue to create collectible digital media, accessible to the patrons through a global computer network, and enable an administrator thereof to derive revenue streams therefrom. In one embodiment of the present invention, a method of for creating digital media in social venues comprises providing a digital media creation device for creating digital media, the digital media creation device having a base, a camera and an interactive screen; allowing a user to engage the digital media creation device to create the digital media, the digital media comprising multimedia content acquired from the camera and at least one advertisement; and enabling the user to retrieve a copy of the digital media. | 03-08-2012 |
Jimmy Dameron, Hickory, NC US
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| 20090139084 | ARMORED CABLE AND METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR FORMING THE SAME - A method for forming an armored cable assembly includes: forming an armor sheath using an armor sheath forming apparatus, the armor sheath defining a sheath passage; forcibly feeding a transmission cable into the sheath passage upstream of an exit capstan to provide an excess length of the transmission cable in the armor sheath upstream of the exit capstan; and drawing the armor sheath downstream of the armor sheath forming apparatus using the exit capstan. | 06-04-2009 |
Robert Michael Dameron, Leland, NC US
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| 20120076918 | LATENT FINGERPRINT POWDER APPLICATOR AND RELATED METHOD OF USE - A latent fingerprint applicator apparatus is defined by a sleeve or mitt that is sized to retain the entire hand of a user, the sleeve including a flexible conformable powder application surface that enabling the applicator to be wiped onto a surface of interest to apply powder in order to detect or otherwise identify the presence of latent fingerprints. | 03-29-2012 |